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Post-Pandemic: How are Ministries Communicating?
In June, InChrist Communications and Grey Matter Research released a report looking at how ministries are approaching communications and looking for growth in a post-COVID world.
Mississippi Attorney General Asks SCOTUS to Overturn Roe v. Wade
On July 22, 2021, Lynch Fitch, Mississippi Attorney General, filed an amicus curiae brief asking the Supreme Court of the United States to overturn the controversial landmark case Roe v. Wade. In 1973, Roe essentially legalized abortion, and Fitch believes that decision from the court to be “egregiously wrong.”
Monday Member Highlight: BMCFerrell
“The whole passion that we have is in the kingdom of God and bringing people into the kingdom and serving the kingdom.” Ben Ferrell, CEO of BMCFerrell, sat on the other side of the Zoom call, excited to share how God is reaching the world through media ministries. I leaned in. I wanted to hear more.
3 Reasons Your Leadership Team Should Be Multigenerational
I recently heard of a church that asked one of their band members to stop playing with the worship team. Why did they ask him to leave?
Billy Graham Evangelistic Association Receives Settlement from U.K. Bus Ad Censorship Lawsuit
On April 2, 2021, a United Kingdom judge ruled in favor of Franklin Graham, saying that the town of Blackpool, England had violated religious liberty protections when it removed bus ads promoting a 2018 Christian event hosted by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, a longtime NRB member. Last week, Blackpool accepted the findings of the judge and formally agreed to the settlement terms of the case.
A Conversation on Big Tech: EPPC’s Big Tech Symposium
On June 29, the Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC) hosted a Big Tech Symposium with leaders discussing questions and concerns around Section 230, antitrust law, common carrier issues, and censorship.
Looking Ahead: 5G and America’s Digital Connectivity
Last Friday, Axios held a virtual event to discuss America’s digital connectivity, how to close the digital divide, and the future of 5G technologies. Jessica Rosenworcel, Acting Chairwoman of the Federal Communications Commission; Cristiano Amon, President & CEO
Moody Radio Station Celebrates 60 Years of Ministry
This month, NRB member Moody Radio station WKES-FM celebrated its 60th anniversary, celebrating years of ministry to the Tampa, Naples, and St. Pete Florida community.
Unrest in Cuba: An Update from NRB Member TWR
Finally reached despite communication shutdowns, one of TWR’s Cuban partners expressed an earnest plea as extraordinary protests roiled the island nation: “Pray a lot for us!” The Cuban native, whose
Three Lessons for Young Leaders from “The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill”
I’ve been listening, as many of you have, to The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill podcast from Mike Cosper and Christianity Today. If you haven’t listened yet, I would highly recommend
2021 iNRB Award Winners
The Intercollegiate National Religious Broadcasters (iNRB) is committed to promoting excellence, integrity and networking opportunities in media. The iNRB seeks to provide a forum where members can network together to share ideas and goals.
District of Columbia agrees to pay $220,000 in legal fees to Capitol Hill Baptist Church
Last week, the court reached a favorable settlement for Capitol Hill Baptist Church with the District of Columbia in the case Capitol Hill Baptist Church v. Muriel E. Bowser.
“Don’t miss the moment!” — Dr. Mark Jobe Gives Challenging Message at NRB 2021
Dr. Mark Jobe, President of Moody Bible Institute, delivered a powerful message at NRB 2021 on June 21, 2021. Watch below: We hope this message challenges and encourages you as
God is shaking things up!” — Dr. Tony Evans Delivers Powerful Message at NRB 2021
Dr. Tony Evans, President of The Urban Alternative, delivers a powerful message at NRB 2021 on June 22, 2021. Watch below: We hope this message challenges and encourages you as
Celebrating Holocaust Survivors
Elderly Holocaust survivors living out the last years of their lives have struggled with and faced unique PTSD throughout their lives, but especially in the past year. This year, a new initiative sought to honor the survivors, celebrate them, and provide encouragement.